Solstice::Compiler::View - Compiles a View and Template into a perl structure

  my $compiler = Solstice::Compiler::View->new();
  my $paint_method = $compiler->makePaintMethod($view_object);

This module will take a Solstice::View object and the HTML::Template template that it specifies, and create a paint method for the view.

We do this because painting a template is very expensive... on complicated screens we were seeing %50 of page creation time in template painting.

The compiled paint methods will end up in the path specified in the compiled_template_path in the app's configuration file. If there is no path specified, no compiled view will be made.

The goal of this module to support the syntax of HTML::Template, at least for some limited uses. It is heavily biased towards the parts of HTML::Template that we use, it is very possible that there will be bugs in other parts of the syntax. We will try to fix such bugs, provided they don't have a noticable impact on the performance of the compiled paint method.

Very important note - this will not work for modules that choose their templates dynamically. You should change those so views are chosen dynamically, or disable compiled views for that application.

new()

constructor.

makePaintMethod($package_name)

Takes a package name, and creates a paint method based on the template it uses.

Catalyst Group, <catalyst@u.washington.edu>

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